For me, archaeology is not a just a job. It combines everything that I could want - imagination, intellect, action, and adventure.

— Zahi Hawass

Female Mummy KV60-A CT Scan - Hatshepsut
Female Mummy KV60-A CT Scan - Hatshepsut

"To our delight, KV60-A, the obese mummy from the Valley of the Kings, had an empty socket in her jaw - Galal El-Behri, a dentist from Cairo University, was able to determine that the socket was a perfect fit for the tooth in the box! As early as 1966, Egyptologist Elizabeth Thomas had suggested that KV60-A might be the mummy of the great female pharaoh. Now, modern forensic science was finally able to prove that this idea was true!"

Excitement mounts over Dr. Hawass' visit to Indianapolis!
Graffito of the Vizier Userhat in the Valley of the Kings
Tomb of Amenemhab
West Bank of Luxor
Coins Found in the Temple of Taposiris Magna
Zahi Hawass Inside KV63
Head of Cleopatra Found in the Temple of Taposiris Magna
Theban Tomb 1